A Peter is writing a review of his favourite song. Read his review and learn how to write a review of a song you love.

Create a link between the background information and the rest of the text.
Hepburn to sing in the film. Its gentle melody and dreamy mood have made it one of the best-loved songs of all time.
Use a simile to help the reader visualize and feel the song's smooth, quiet flow.
Mercer's lyrics reflect his childhood memories of Georgia, in the USA. There, he often spent time near rivers and waterways. The words "huckleberry friend" suggest childhood freedom and remind listeners of Huckleberry Finn. At the same time, the expression "Two drifters, off to see the world" brings out the excitement and uncertainty of setting out into the unknown. To remind people of simple, carefree childhood days, the harmonica is used as one of the instruments. Soft violins play gently in the background, adding to the dreamy mood. Together, they make the song flow as smoothly and quietly as a river.
Use "while", "though" and "however" to show contrast.
I like the song because it reminds me of childhood summers when I did not have a care in the world. Like Mercer, I would sit by a river and watch the water flow. I wondered where it went and where my own life would lead. While the song is simple, it touches my heart. Though the song is sweet, it is at the same time quite sad because the carefree days of childhood cannot last forever. However, I can still dream of a world far away.
◆ Structure of the article ◆
Beginning: Start with the title of the song and the name of the singer, and give details about who wrote the song and when.
Main body: { Give details about what inspired the song.
{ Talk about the musical instruments and the feelings the song creates.
Ending: Close by talking about what the song means to you, and what memories it brings up.
B Think of the song you like best and write a review of it.